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Difference betweem *. xlsb and *.xlsm
What is the diffence between these 2 PERSONNAL files?
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Difference betweem *. xlsb and *.xlsm
the b stands for binary and the m for macro
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "pcor" wrote in message ... What is the diffence between these 2 PERSONNAL files? Thanks |
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Difference betweem *. xlsb and *.xlsm
For your personal macros workbook you should be using .xlsb; I have
not been able to get .xlsm to work the same way. If you want custom ribbon tabs, you need some kind of xml format (not .xlsb). I use .xlam for this purpose. On Nov 1, 9:54 am, pcor wrote: What is the diffence between these 2 PERSONNAL files? Thanks |
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